Senin, 02 April 2018

Aviation History Book Review: Terror of the Autumn Skies

Terror of the Autumn Skies: The Story of Frank Luke, America’s Rogue Ace of World War I by Blaine Pardoe, Skyhorse Publishing, Inc., New York, 2008, $24.95 The first air war produced greater aces—and even greater balloon-busting specialists— than Frank Luke Jr., but no World War I ace made as swift and dramatic a transition …

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